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  • The IPOs of Aston Martin and Funding Circle are not just two of the leading deals in the final wave of sales for 2018, but are the first UK listings to be launched under the country’s new IPO regime. Investors are happy with the extra transparency the rules have brought, writes Sam Kerr.
  • Wüstenrot Bausparkasse issued a €250m eight year Pfandbrief and, though it was smaller and attracted less demand than its debut deal, the new issue premium was tight.
  • US telecoms giant AT&T has historically used the sterling corporate bond market for longer dated issuance. However, on Thursday, it sold an eight year deal in the currency – its shortest tenor in sterling since 2009.
  • Italy’s yields hit a one month low as investors responded positively to comments from the country’s government suggesting it would stay within European Union rules on its upcoming 2019 budget. Some on the buy side believe there could be much more value to come from purchasing BTPs.
  • US firm Medical Properties Trust has signed a €655m secured financing package as the real estate investment firm enters into a European joint venture with France’s Primonial Group.
  • ABS
    Following on just two months after pricing a euro denominated Silver Arrow deal, Mercedes is back in the primary ABS market, this time with a sterling deal, marketing the bonds in a choppier market.
  • Talk of Greece’s return to the bond market for a 10 year euro benchmark has abounded over the last few weeks, following the sovereign’s exit from its third bailout programme. To paraphrase Elvis, it is time for a little less conversation and a little more action.
  • The European covered bond industry this week rejected most of the recommendations for the covered bond directive made by the European Parliament Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs’ rapporteur, Bernd Lucke. However, there is agreement on one important point.
  • Renaissance Capital has hired a new director for its DCM team as part of the bank’s expansion of its capital markets business in Africa.
  • UK insurer Just Group said in its half-year results on Thursday that it had the flexibility to issue tier two or restricted tier one capital, amid worries about the impact on its capital of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s proposal for equity release mortgages.
  • Amadeus, the Spanish IT company that provides systems for the air travel industry, sold its fourth deal in as many consecutive years on Thursday. The new deal was its first multi-tranche offering and the eight year tranche was the longest the company had offered to date.
  • Two banks made their public debuts in the senior preferred asset class with sub-benchmark deals this week: Münchener Hypothekenbank and Ålandsbanken.